CARROLL, Lewis. Alice’s Adventures Under Ground. London, 1886. (By Charles L. Dodgson.) 37 illustrations by the author. Red cloth, gilt edges. $1,500. (Note: This is a facsimile of the original manuscript from which Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland was developed.)
CARROLL, Lewis. Feeding the Mind. London, 1907. (By Charles L. Dodgson.) Full flexible maroon morocco. $1,000. Boards or wraps. $300.
CARROLL, Lewis. The Game of Logic. London, 1886. (By Charles L. Dodgson.) With envelope containing 9 counters and board diagram. First (private) edition. $4,000. Only a few copies known. London, 1887. Second edition (only 500 copies). $1,500.
CARROLL, Lewis. The Hunting of the Snark. London, 1876. (By Charles L. Dodgson.) Illustrated by Henry Holiday. Pictorial cloth, gilt edges. $1,500. Vellum. $2,000. New York, 1903. Illustrated by Peter Newell. $450.
CARROLL, Lewis. Logical Nonsense… New York (1934). (By Charles L. Dodgson.) One of 125 copies. In slipcase. $600. Trade edition. $100.
CARROLL, Lewis. Phantasmagoria and Other Poems. London, 1869. (By Charles L. Dodgson.) Without “Author of/Alice’s...” on title page. $1,250. Second issue with statement added. $750.
CARROLL, Lewis. Rules for Court Circular. [No place, January 1860.] (By Charles L. Dodgson.) 4-page leaflet. $1,250.
CARROLL, Lewis. Sylvie and Bruno. London, 1889. (By Charles L. Dodgson.) Illustrated by Harry Furniss. $550.
CARROLL, Lewis. Sylvie and Bruno Concluded. London, 1893. (By Charles L. Dodgson.) Red cloth (white for presentation). Illustrated by Harry Furniss. First issue, with error in table of contents showing chapter 8 at page 110 (vs. 113). $500.
CARROLL, Lewis. A Tangled Tale. London, 1885. (By Charles L. Dodgson.) Illustrated by A. B. Frost. Pictorial cloth. $500.
CARROLL, Lewis. Three Sunsets and Other Poems. London, 1898. (By Charles L. Dodgson.) Frontispiece and other illustrations. $750.
CARROLL, Lewis. Through the Looking Glass, and What Alice Found There. London, 1872. (By Charles L. Dodgson.) 50 illustrations by John Tenniel. Red cloth. First issue, with “wade” on page 21. $4,500. Boston, 1872. First American edition. $2,500. New York, 1902. Illustrated by Peter Newell. $550. Limited Editions Club, New York, 1935. Signed by Alice Hargreaves. In slipcase. $2,500. Unsigned. $500. West Hatfield, 1982. One of 350 copies signed by Barry Moser (illustrator). $3,750. One of 50 copies signed by Moser (illustrator). $6,500.
CARRUTH, (Fred) Hayden. The Adventures of Jones. New York, 1894. Author’s first book. Pictorial tan cloth. $250.
CARRUTHERS, George. Paper-Making. Part I. First Hundred Years of Paper-Making. Part II. First Century of Paper-Making in Canada. Toronto, 1947. $250.
CARSON, Christopher. See Grant, Blanche C.
CARSON, James H. Early Recollections of the Mines, and a Description of the Great Tulare Valley. Stockton, Calif., 1852. Folding map. 64 pages. printed wraps (with cover title reading “Second Edition. Life in California, etc.”). First edition in book form (earlier appearance in the San Joaquin Republican). $40,000 at auction in 2003. Oakland, 1950. One of 750 copies. Issued without dust jacket. $100.
CARSON, Joseph. Illustrations of Medical Botany . . . Philadelphia, 1847. 2 vols. 100 hand-colored plates. $6,500.
CARSON, Rachel. Silent Spring. Boston, 1962. First edition stated. $1,000.
CARSON, Rachel. Under the Sea Wind. New York, 1941. Author’s first book. $750.
CARSTARPHEN, J. E. My Trip to California in ‘49. (Louisiana, Mo., 1914.) Limited edition. 8 pages, wraps. $750.
CARTER, Angela. The Magic Toyshop. London (1967). $300. New York, 1967. $200.
CARTER, Angela. Shadow Dance. London, 1966. $500.
CARTER, Angela. Unicorn. Leeds, 1966. Author’s first book. One of 150 copies. Stapled mimeographed sheets. $1,000.
CARTER (Asa). See George and Lurleen Wallace.
CARTER, E. S. The Life And Adventures of E. S. Carter Including a Trip Across the Plains and Mountains in 1852 . . . St. Joseph, 1896. Wraps. $2,000.
CARTER, Forrest. The Education of Little Tree. (New York, 1976.) $500.
CARTER, Forrest. Gone to Texas. New York (1973). $300. (New title for The Rebel Outlaw . . .)
CARTER, Forrest. The Rebel Outlaw: Josey Wales. (Gannt, Alabama, 1973.) Author’s first book. $1,000.
CARTER, Forrest. The Vengeance Trail of Josey Wales. (New York, 1976.) $450.
CARTER, Frederick. D. H. Lawrence and the Body Mystical. London (1932). Frontispiece. Vellum. One of 75 copies on vellum. In glassine dust jacket. $300. One of 250 copies. Japan vellum and boards. $150.
CARTER, Harry (editor). Founier on Typefounding; the Text of the Manuel Typographique (1764-1766) Translated . . . London, 1930. 16 double-page plates. One of 260 copies. $350.
CARTER, Howard, and MACE, A. C. The Tomb of Tutankhamen. London, 1923-33. 3 vols. Large octavo. Brown cloth. $3,000.
CARTER, John. Binding Variants In English Publishing, 1820-1900. London, 1932. Limited to 500 copies. $400.
CARTER, John (editor). New Paths in Book Collecting; Essays by Various Hands. London (1934). $150.
CARTER, John, and MUIR, Percy H. Printing and the Mind of Man. (London) 1967. $400. (New York, 1967.) English sheets. $300.
CARTER, John, and POLLARD, Graham. An Enquiry into the Nature of Certain 19th Century Pamphlets. London, 1934. 4 plates. In dust jacket. $350. London and Berkeley, 1983. 2 vols. One of 80 copies in black morocco. In slipcase with copy of Wise-Forman forgery of Brownings’ Two Poems enclosed in chemise. $850.
CARTER, Robert G. Four Brothers in Blue. Washington, 1913. Frontispiece. $2,000. Washington, 1913. Second edition (so-called “Imperfect Edition” made up of magazine installments bound with first edition text). $2,500.
CARTER, Robert G. Massacre of Salt Creek Prairie and the Cowboy’s Verdict. Washington, 1919. 48 pages, wraps. $1,500.
CARTER, Robert G. The Old Sergeant’s Story: Winning the West from the Indians and Badmen in 1870 to 1876. New York, 1926. Portrait, plates. $750.
CARTER, Robert G. On the Border with Mackenzie. Washington (1935). 3 portraits. Cloth. $2,500. New York, 1961. One of 750 copies. $200.
CARTER, Robert G. On the Trail of Deserters. Washington, 1920. Printed wraps. One of 250 copies. $2,500.
CARTER, Robert G. Pursuit of Kicking Bird: A Campaign in the Texas “Bad Lands.” Washington, 1920. 44 pages, wraps. (100 copies printed.) $2,000.
CARTER, Susannah. The Frugal Housewife: or, Complete Woman Cook. London: Newbery [1765]. $45,000. Boston: Edes & Gill, 1772 (with illustrations by Paul Revere). $35,000. New York,1792. $15,000. London, 1795. $2,000. New York (1795). $1,750. Philadelphia, 1796. $1,750. Philadelphia, 1802. Revised. $1,250.
CARTER, Thomas Francis. The Invention of Printing in China and Its Spread Westward. New York: Columbia University Press, 1925. $150. New York (1931). Revised with an introduction by Douglas McMurtrie on Carter. $150.
CARTER, W. A. History of Fannin County, Texas. Bonham, Tex., 1885. $1,250.
CARTER, William H. From Yorktown to Santiago with the Sixth U.S. Cavalry. Baltimore, 1900. Pictorial cloth. $600.
CARTIER-BRESSON, Henri. Beautiful Jaipur. Jaipur (1948). $2,000.
CARTIER-BRESSON, Henri. The Decisive Moment. New York (1952). Illustrated. Boards. In Matisse dust jacket. With pamphlet of captions laid in. $4,000.
CARTIER-BRESSON, Henri. The Europeans. New York (1955). With pamphlet of captions laid in. $2,500.
CARTIER-BRESSON, Henri. The People of Moscow. New York, 1955. $500.
CARTIER-BRESSON, Henri. Photographs